AmErIcAnAnGeL wrote:

In your opinion, do you like Dale Jr.’s hair long or short?

Answer:

Tough question there; I gotta say that the short hair is sexier.

Now, the short hair is better b/c I have found when looking at hot guys, I pretty well like men with short hair. I guess it’s a guy thing lol. It’s kind of tough to say the way I like it b/c no matter what picture I look at him in, he’s damn hot. So I mean, I really don’t pay that much attention to the hair too much since the eyes and the smile take me to racing heaven by themselves. So I gotta say looking at some pretty hot ones of him in my scrapbook, short is the way I go.

Now, if we wanna take this hair deal a little further lets go to the color issue. Bleached or brown is the question I shall pick first. I gotta say that they both look pretty hot. When he bleached it back in 2000, I really liked it. It was a great change yet I gotta say the nice brown looks real good. Brown is so suitable for boys. If boys were always blond, I gotta say not so many boys would be hot yet Jr when he did the blond deal at <st1:City><st1:place>Michigan</st1:place></st1:City> in 2000, I was shocked it looked hot. So in my opinion, keep the wonderful brown and stick the bleached deal in only on special occasions where hair needs to have a little twist.

Now, I know this is a Jr question yet I can’t stop myself from adding a Michael Waltrip hair opinion in. His hair makes me laugh. I mean, right when he takes the helmet off and sometimes when it gets on its standing deal, its all funny. Yet when Mikey has it styled handsome and styled in a good way, it’s a hair I could love. Now is it better then Jr? I gotta say no it isn’t. Yet if I was older around more like Mikey’s age or even older then that, maybe so (and I’m not saying he is old. I am just stating a point about my age).

So as I sign off for this time, I just wanna say thanks for reading and my final thought is: short and brown is damn sexy.

Thanks again,

Ashley

(C) Ashley M, February 21st, 2004

(R)The NASCAR Palace, Nov. 29th 2005